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Originally Posted by Steve86
Maybe it's because I don't have a family, but the 86 is just as practical as the FWD hatchback I used to drive, and way more fun.
I don't see the need for three extra doors, comfortable seating for 5, or all that extra room. I use those things <5% of the time I drive. I can easily fit my girlfriend, my cat, my bike, and groceries. My point being, practicality is a relative term in my eyes.
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This is what the comparison really comes down to, what do you need and what do you want.
I still maintain that my #2 new car to buy is an Abarth and if I was serious about it I would have thoroughly vetted the GTI and MINI before buying.
When all you want is two door hard top twisty fun, the Toyobaru is hard to beat.